INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 December 1916, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) Friday, Dec. 20. At the Red Cross Mart 011 Saturday about, ,C."iO was taken. This must be most gratifying to the Kaimata, Ratapiko. Bristol lload and Waitui ladies, who were in charge. The breaking-up ceremony at the school was a great success. After the excellent report prepared by the headmaster had been read, Mr. Masters chairman of the Education Board) presented the following prizes:—SewingStandard VI.: Ist, Betty Nutting, Mrs. Sutherland's special. Standard V.: Ist, Jennie"-Allen, Mrs. Sutherland's special. Darning and Buttonholes.—Stanihn VI.: Ist, Dorothy Ilook, Miss. Iliordan' special. Cooking.—Standard VI.: Is Norma Beadle, Mrs. Gow's special. Dll —Victor Rolston, Mr. Thompson's sp> i.cial. Standard IV.—Essay: Ist, Ri. Lightfoot, .Mrs. Wagstafi's special. Stai dard'Vl.: Victor Rolston (dux), Franc Brown, Eric Messenger, Flo Press, F Roberts. Standard V.: Eric Hamertoi Kenneth Wilson, Vere Pyne, George Gen, hoofer, Jack Nicjiolls, Rex Taylor. Standard IV.: Arthur McF arlane. L'.yn Evans, Winnie Loonev. Writing: Phyllis McGlashan. Drawing: Roy Lightfoot. History: Brian Winfic-ld. Sewing: Alma Johnston. Arithmetic: Gordon Yeates. Essay: Roy Lightfoot. Writing and drawing: 2nd, Fred. Baker. Diligence: Gordon Gyde. Standard III.: Owen Evans, GeolTrev Roberts, Robert Brown. Writing: Elva Heatley. Drawing: Nesta Surrey. History: Jessie Dennis. Sewing: Elsie Franklyn. Standard II.: Rosa I'cderson, Bruce Yeates. Writing: Doris rCozicr. Drawing: Jack Lawson. Sewing: Grace Surrey. Standard I.: Elsie Uncles, Esther Robb, \rgoyd Evans, Arnold Coleman. Sewing: Bertha Adams. Perseverance: Charlie Gudgeon. Sewing (Primer III.): Edna Laurence.

Camp Sergeant-Major X. G. Sutherland, of Inglewood, has been successful in bis effort- for a commission. On Sunday next a church parade is to be Mid, and the vieai will officiate. The town has been practically empty during the holidays, the majority taking trips to the seaside, and 011 Monday and Tuesday there is, a likelihood of a similar state of affairs existing. An inland trip is likely to be taken on. It is whispered that Stratford will probably be decided 011, which town is generally a popular place to open the Xew Year in.

BED CROSS FUX'D. Donations to the Kaimnta, Ratapiko and Waitiii Day at, the Red Cross Mart were as follows:—Mr. Cook, 2s; Mrs. Cameron, ss; Mrs. Potroz, 3s; Mr. Bocock, 2s fid; Mr. Jenkins. 2a (id: J. Klinner, 4s; Mrs. Stiller, 3s; Mr. Bert Old, 2s; Mr. McKay, 2s; Mr. ("iimderson, ss; Mrs. .1. Wallace, ss:' Mr. lipler (social) 2s; Miss Parli (social), Is; Harry Burwell, Is; Mrs. H. Jones, :1s; "A Friend." 2s; C". F. Minchin. 2's Od: A' E. Burwell, £2 2s; W. Herlihy, .">s; "A Friend," 10s; J. Anderson, ss; S. Anderson, ss; Mrs. Morgan, ss; Mr. Jim Dobson, £l, Mr. Hunt. 10s; Mr. Giddy. 10s; the Misses Giddy, ss; Mr. Ma?t/iji. 10s: "A Friend," ss; Mrs. fi. Dobso;,, ss; Mrs. j Mmnby, 2s Cd: Alice Mn/nliy, 2s (id: "Mr. Similiter, 2s fid; Mrs. Ka;;an, 10s; Mrs. Braccftirale, ss; Mrs. Blackb'urnc. 10s; Mrs. Williams. £2; J. P. Harrison, ss: Mr. Todd. 2s fid; W. Jones, 2s lid; "A Friend," 2s (id; S. 'Death. £2 2s; Mrs. J. Hunter, ss; Mr. \V. f. Lile, £1: Miss Williams. ss; Miss S.'.iier, 2s (id; Wilfred Marshall. 10s; H.' Death. 10s; A. Corkill. 10s; An Inglcvocd Friend. 10s; J. J. Ryan, 7s Cd; Miss Williams (Waitui social), £1 17s (id: Miss Flora Cameron (sale of walking sticks), 12s fid; Miss Parli (Kaimata social), £4 12s Cd; Mrs. Cameron (sale of vegetables), 4s 2d; Miss .lean Old (flowers), 2s; Mr:. Death (sale of soap), 1 Od; Mrs. Hunter Mle lettuce), i-; • Miss Mildred Mumby (sale el' bibs). 1-: ■ Red 'Cross. Mart receipts, £22 14s i , , grand total £SO.